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Very fine market garden chicory - Organic
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Unit price / perThe Very Fine Market Garden Chicory is a variety prized for its fine foliage and delicate texture. Its narrow, elongated, and finely divided leaves form a supple and light rosette, ideal for regular harvests. It is distinguished by a moderate bitterness, milder than that of wild chicories, making it very versatile in cooking.
In the garden, this chicory is prized for its consistent growth and adaptability to traditional vegetable cultivation. It grows quickly in cool, well-worked soil, producing tender leaves when harvested young. Its continuous growth allows for successive harvests, extending the growing season.
The Très Fine Maraîchère variety particularly appreciates cool to temperate seasonal conditions. It tolerates lower temperatures well and maintains good foliage quality when soil moisture is kept consistent. During periods of intense heat, it may develop a more pronounced bitterness, indicating that it's time to adjust watering or prioritize early harvesting.
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Astéracées • Cichorium Endivia var. crispum
Very fine market garden chicory - Organic
A thin and slightly bitter leaf that awakens the palate and gracefully carries through the season.
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The Very Fine Market Garden Chicory is a variety prized for its fine foliage and delicate texture. Its narrow, elongated, and finely divided leaves form a supple and light rosette, ideal for regular harvests. It is distinguished by a moderate bitterness, milder than that of wild chicories, making it very versatile in cooking.
In the garden, this chicory is prized for its consistent growth and adaptability to traditional vegetable cultivation. It grows quickly in cool, well-worked soil, producing tender leaves when harvested young. Its continuous growth allows for successive harvests, extending the growing season.
The Très Fine Maraîchère variety particularly appreciates cool to temperate seasonal conditions. It tolerates lower temperatures well and maintains good foliage quality when soil moisture is kept consistent. During periods of intense heat, it may develop a more pronounced bitterness, indicating that it's time to adjust watering or prioritize early harvesting.
• Sowing: Easy germination
• Cultivation: Easy plant to grow
• Growing season: Cool to temperate season
• Growth: Summer growth
Note: Harvest young and regularly to preserve a mild bitterness. Excessive heat or water stress will intensify the bitterness of the leaves.
Very fine market garden chicory is primarily eaten raw in salads, where its slight bitterness adds freshness and character. It can also be quickly sautéed or added to soups at the end of cooking for a more pronounced vegetal note.
Chicories occupy an important place in European culinary traditions, where they are appreciated for their taste and digestive qualities, as well as for their role in balancing salad mixes.
écoumene seeding advice
Seeding type
Indoor and outdoor seeding
Germination time
5-7 jours
Germination temperature
18° to 22° Celsius
Sowing depth
Surface sowing - without covering the soil
Transplantation
Easy transplantation
Technical
Seeding in clusters
Growing conditions
Number of days to maturity
Harvest at ± 60 days
Hardiness zone
Zone-3b
Distance between plants
20 cm
Distance between rows
30 cm
Optimal brightness
Sun plant that tolerates light shade
Soil texture
Loose (silty) soil
Soil moisture
Cool, well-drained soil
Soil fertility
Plant demanding in bacteria-dominant compost
optimal soil pH
Low acidic pH
Average plant height
40 cm
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Phone
450-835-1149Opening hours of the garden center
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